Let me introduce to you how to make the indexOf function in JavaScript ignore case.
Change them all into uppercase or lowercase, and then compare.
This is a relatively simple method!
The character position where the substring appears for the first time in the indexOf object.
Use toLowerCase or toUpperCase as follows:
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Or look at the following How to extend the indexof function:
If you need to introduce external Js, you need to refresh to execute
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[Ctrl A select all Note: <script>
var testStr = 'ABCDEF';
var subStr = 'bcd';
alert(testStr.toLowerCase().indexOf(subStr.toLowerCase()));
testStr = 'AbCdEf';
alert(testStr.toLowerCase().indexOf(subStr.toLowerCase()));
</script>If you need to introduce external Js, you need to refresh to execute <script>
String.prototype.indexOf = function(f,m){
var mm = (m == false) ? "i":"";
var re = eval("/"+ f +"/"+mm);
var rt = this.match(re);
return (rt == null) ? -1:rt.index;
}
var test = "absnegKIugfkalg";
alert(test.indexOf("kiu",false));
</script>]